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BERNAMA - MALAYSIA, INDONESIA TO ENGAGE WITH EU ON EUDR IMPLEMENTATION DURING JOINT MISSION - Vimarsana News

BERNAMA - MALAYSIA, INDONESIA TO ENGAGE WITH EU ON EUDR IMPLEMENTATION DURING JOINT MISSION

Malaysia, CPOPC, palm oil, EU, Indonesia, EUDR, smallholders, agricommodity, Fadillah Yusof

UK-China engagement essential for global food and agriculture challenges - Institute of Development Studies - Vimarsana News

UK-China engagement essential for global food and agriculture challenges - Institute of Development Studies

Researchers argue for more strategic engagement between the UK and China to tackle global challenges like food and agriculture, and climate.

Source: ids.ac.uk
Government is thinking of improving the domestic supply chain - Vimarsana News

Government is thinking of improving the domestic supply chain

In the next one week, the government will create an online platform for those units, through which the benefit of the special amnesty scheme can be

Trade secretary Kemi Badenoch says palm oil is 'great product' after deal criticised for endangering orangutans - Vimarsana News

Trade secretary Kemi Badenoch says palm oil is 'great product' after deal criticised for endangering orangutans

The UK has been accepted into the CPTPP, which includes Malaysia where much of the world's palm oil is produced and where orangutans' habitats are destroyed to produce the material used in half of supermarket products.

Source: sky.com
Harmonised policy issues to dominate grain summit - Vimarsana News

Harmonised policy issues to dominate grain summit

Uganda and Kenya have had trade disputes over substandard grain products, which have cost both the farmers and dealers millions of shillings.